New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-10
THE LAST WEEK OF RACING.
END OF THE LEGAL SEASON ON SATURDAY.

0RENA DIER's TWO RACEs-"PITTeBURG PHIL SAD
LORD AILEsBURY.
Two REGULARS" meet in the ring before the fret
race
"whacher lke7"
"Grenader."
"Grenadicri To beat Manic Hunt and Eoan and
Rosalind and Climax and-whossu
mccarthy"
"Good boy cool head-yes, very cool But you
can't be serious Grenadier. with 1O4 pounds couldn't
beat Phil Lee in sellln' Wednesday"
He did beat Phil Lee Wednesday.
"Oh come off an talk DO you really mean
to say a horse that couldn't beat Phil"
81 tell you he did beat Phil Lee. / was there an
saw him do 1t. lie beat him a full length.
"a But the judges"
"Didnt think so. We'll, who's to blame for that,
an how're you gon' to help It say that Grerader
won, and he won easily that I'm goin to play him
now against a whole field o. good ones If he wins
to-day will you believe that he won Wednesday 7?
"Yes, I'll do that. you really like him. What're
the odds ?"
"Ffteen to one On Wednesday you couldn't get
but to 1. I'm glad the judges didn't give him that
race because it helps the odds now tremendously.
While the talent are plungng on Eollan at 10 q
Mamie Hunt at to l, Bradford at TO and climax
at 8 10 l. the two CIRCULARS Invest their money ON
Greuadier at the comfortable price of Is to l. Grsna
der wins with ease, and those who saw him beaten
by Phil Lee on Wednesday are surprised
When race train from Jerome Park reaches the
Grand Central Depot there is great rush for street
ears and the elevated road On Friday slender
young man, good looking and keen-eyed, avoided the
hurryng throng and picked his lonely way to Fourth
ave- car through the motley collection Of cabs that
adorns the landscape in front OF the Grand union
Hotel His head bowed and HIS eyes strayed
amlessly over the cobbestones as he walked sea'eo
in the car he fingered nervousy the strap OF his hea
glasses. His thoughts were far away. TWO pooK-
makers looked at him cautiously and one nudged
the other.
Know hlm?" he whispered
"Pve seen i'm, but can't spot 'im," the other &c
piled, under his breath
ITS Pttsburg Phil, the high roller from Smoke
town.
Looks Ike he's been sailed"
"Guess he hasn't beat Us much today. Got Oh
another stiff, likely"
Here is the of the official decision of the Jockey
Club against Lord Aleshury:
The inquiry into the running of Lord Alesbury's
Eveiit. ridden by f. Martin in the hardwood Plate
at York August Meeting, which was reported Dy me
of the Jockey Club during the Doncaster September T
Meeting, and resumed at Newmarket during the First
the stewards that Lord Aiesbury, in the presence Of
Tyler his trainer. gave orders 10 martin no. ~ VIII
the race but Martin, finding himself III pfohi-
nent position toward nisi hesated to carry out
his orders the result being deaa hea, me n,der haS
been given by Lord Al@sbry on previous ocvaSon. III;
Notices have been served upon Lnu tIaa an"
Tyier warning then to keep OF Newmarket Heath
Lord Alesbury was born in 1853 and succeeded 10
the title last year, on the death OF his granua'her lho
reckless Young Marquis is one of the have beens,
his family motto, Fulmus," being peculiarly appro-
priate-" We have been" His present disgrace VIII
not cause him TO lie awake nights. Being ruled OH
the life he has no uIher use ior race
and his stable is for sale There isn't high class
in It, NJ III, ..,,,
Five days of racing at Jerome Park Will brlng
legal betting season to an end. Tomorrow inc
Hunter stakes three yearOld hlies, one ana three-
quarters miles, the Grand National Handicap zone ana
half miles, and the two-ycar-Old handicap ok tuI
longs Will he The jerome stakes Vhree-ycaI-
olds one and three-quarters miles Will be run on
Thursday Friday will be an extra day, weather per
hitting. and the programme for Wednesday ana sat
day viii be made of overnight handicaps and purses
Mr. BaIretto has worked tie course untll IL Is IN
In the land is harder to groom. With a continuance
OF good weather IL will be better tomorrow IMAM II wa
on Saturday, and sensational racing may DC eApeccu
confidently. 49, Co.,, ,,>